Parker and JJ are joined by David to discuss the Dropped Third Strike Rule in Baseball (1:05). They then play a game of Highly Leveraged True or False (11:50). Then they explore a way to make every last regular season game in the NFL matter (20:27). They end the show by opening the email bag and discussing Down Sizing Teams, Devastating Ball State's Sports Budget, and Cross Country Golf (29:02).

New York State Championship: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OIc1hc1ccRI

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Parker and JJ are joined by Johnny and together they take a look at the best way for all basketball games to end, the Elam Ending (2:10). They then play a game of Highly Leverage True or False where Johnny has an opportunity to redeem himself from his last 9 to 1 beat down (10:33). Then it is time to consider the use of analytics in football, both NFL football and College football (19:00). They close out the show with some tough questions from the listeners (33:55). These questions include considerations of the most Olympic ready nations, non-dominant hand baseball, and teams of clones.

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Parker and JJ are joined by David to discuss all things NBA. They first discuss the “flopping” rule that the NBA Competition Committee is considering (1:20). They consider an listener's suggestion that NBA increase regular season interest by shortening the season (7:04). They then consider a proposal to solve early season disinterest in the NBA with the NBA November Challenge (9:19). JJ hosts a round of Order These Winners very much hoping it goes smoother than when he last hosted Order These, Losers (18:48). They tackle another proposal to fix the NBA early season disinterest problem with a Mid-Season Seeds solution (33:55). They close out the episode by opening the email bag (43:02).

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JJ is joined by Patrick and Ed for an all F1 flashcast focused on the 2023 Monaco Grand Prix.  Together they review the Grand Prix giving their “Best Moves of the Weekend” and their “Worst Moves of the Weekend” (00:17).  Then the focus on changes to improve the Monaco Grands Prix that are often boring processionals.  Their first try at improvement is the addition of Joker Laps (27:44).  Next, they consider artificially creating a wet race with sprinklers (33:30).  They then consider changing the Grand Prix to a time trail (40:50).  They close out the show opening the email bag and considering two F1 rule changes proposed by listeners (51:10).

2022 Monaco Qualifying Highlights: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TVWJK__mD-I

Jolyon Palmer’s comments about the Checo crashing on purpose in the 2022 Monaco GP can

Max’s Jab at Perez can be found here: https://www.si.com/fannation/racing/f1briefings/news/f1-news-max-verstappen-makes-sly-jab-at-sergio-perez-over-monaco-grand-prix-rumours-lm22

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Parker and JJ are joined by Johnny. Together the consider the XFL and USFL solution that is better than the NFL's onside kick (0.55). Then the tackle the NFL's desire to have football in Europe (7:12). The boys play a round of Highly Leveraged True or False (19:01). The team is then joined by Kevin to discuss a Formula 1 style E-Mountain Bike race series (27:15). They close out the show by opening the e-mail bag which is full of a slew of ideas that must be considered (40:50).

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Parker and JJ are joined by Campbell. Together they propose and discuss a basketball rule that would require each team to have a player shorter than 5'-9" on the floor at all times (1:18). They then play a round of Three Rules and a Lie (10:10). Then they compare and contrast four important rules in the NFL, XFL, and USFL (16:05). They finish up by opening the email bag and considering NFL/XFL relegation and a proposed violent rule change for the MLB (32:25).

Here is the link to the XFL kickoff video: https://youtu.be/0JSR3y6-2fc

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Parker and JJ are joined by David. Together the tackle the last two minutes of NFL games (1:02). They then play Order These Losers (or is it Order These, Losers) (10:48). Then they consider the challenge of professional women's basketball and offer the near perfect solution (21:42). They round out the episode by opening the email bag. This time it is full of sharp critiques, a wonderful memory from 1966, and a proposed solution to end the 20-year dominance of the big three in men's tennis (31:50).

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Parker and JJ are joined by David. Together they propose and discuss changing the value of an NFL safety to 11 points. They also discover that Alex Kirshner of the Banner Society and Ty Schalter of 538 developed this idea before they did (1:12). They then play a round of "Three Rules and a Lie" (11:10). Patrick, the resident F1 expert, joins the boys to consider a change to Formula 1 that would allow each team to run three full DRS races each season (19:46). They round out the episode by opening the email bag and considering an NFL "Catch Up" rule offered by Bryan from DC (38:40).

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Parker and JJ are joined by Campbell. Together they propose and discusses a better pass interference rule for the NFL (1:09). They then discuss the increased base stealing opportunities that will be available with the disengagement rule and the larger bases in MLB (10:35). They follow this with a proposal for ESPN to create a Monday Night Hockey broadcast featuring all outdoor games that run from the end of Monday Night Football until the NHL playoffs (19:40). Finally, they open the email bag and find a fascinating rule change proposal from Michael in Detroit to add excitement to every 2nd out fly ball hit into the outfield (30:30).

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